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VMware® Lab Manager User's Guide Temporary Failure of Managed Server Occurs (Reboot or Turn Off) Table 8‐4 describes the temporary failure of the Managed Server system after someone reboots or turns off the server. Table 8-4. Managed Server Failure (Reboot or Turn Off) and Recovery Options Failure Behavior Recovery Behavior and Actions Additional Steps Within two minutes, the Lab Manager Web console notes the lost Managed Server system is "unreachable." You cannot access virtual machines running on the Managed Server system using the remote consoles. Thumbnail icons appear as Unavailable. All virtual machine operations on that machine fail (except for Force Undeploy). Configurations with virtual routers running on the lost Managed Server system cannot communicate outside the network fence. Lab Manager no longer deploys virtual machines on this Managed Server system. When the Managed Server system comes back up, the virtual machines are either in the Off or Suspended state. You can access the virtual machines. Configurations with virtual routers running on the Managed Server system are no longer able to communicate outside the fence until you redeploy them. No additional steps are necessary. 160 VMware, Inc.

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Temporary Failure of Managed Server Occurs
(Reboot or Turn Off)
Table 8
‐
4 describes the temporary failure of the Managed Server system after someone
reboots or turns off the server.
Table 8-4.
Managed Server Failure (Reboot or Turn Off) and Recovery Options
Failure Behavior
Recovery Behavior and Actions
Additional Steps
Within two minutes, the Lab
Manager Web console notes
the lost Managed Server
system is “unreachable.”
You cannot access virtual
machines running on the
Managed Server system
using the remote consoles.
Thumbnail icons appear as
Unavailable
.
All virtual machine
operations on that machine
fail (except for
Force
Undeploy
).
Configurations with virtual
routers running on the lost
Managed Server system
cannot communicate outside
the network fence.
Lab Manager no longer
deploys virtual machines on
this Managed Server system.
When the Managed Server system
comes back up, the virtual
machines are either in the
Off
or
Suspended
state. You can access
the virtual machines.
Configurations with virtual
routers running on the Managed
Server system are no longer able
to communicate outside the fence
until you redeploy them.
No additional steps are
necessary.